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05 Mar 25
Our wonderful director led tour has now finished but we have a couple more action group led screenings as follows;
Chester - Thursday 5th June + Live panel with Chester Green Weekend.
Norwich - Thursday 17th July + Live panel with The Rivers Trust
Green Screen is a community-led space to discuss environmental issues raised in the films we show. Everyone is welcome to continue the conversation after the film in your cinema's meeting space – enjoy a free tea or filter coffee when you bring a keep cup!
Do humans have the right to nature? In this tender film, director Charlotte Sawyer tells a story of a community of wild swimmers in Bristol (UK) affected by raw sewage pollution of the river Avon. England is one of the only two countries in the world to have a fully privatised water and sewage disposal system, and with only 14% of English rivers in good ecological health, the mission to keep the rivers clean is not going well. In a series of moving, exciting and thought-provoking scenes, the swimmers create a stunning tapestry of light-hearted yet fascinating probe into how activism starts from the grassroots, and carries a profound universal lesson for all of us. There's a marriage to the river, drum'n'base, an inflatable turd, and a whole lot of cheesecake in this poignant reflection on innovative people's fight for the natural world they cherish.
Presented by Picturehouse Green Screen.
Picturehouse Green Screen introduces topical screenings with panels, there will also be post-screening discussions (at select screenings) in a relaxed environment. These events will attempt to help embed sustainability into our communities, with the help of our local green groups, businesses and organisations.
